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“When I started out in films, I didn't know any of the languages I worked in.”
“Every film is special, irrespective of the result.”
“The response to 'Kadamban' was strictly average; all of us know about it. The result didn't match our efforts and it was a let-down. We slogged hard and gave it our all, but failure is part of the game.”
“I am fond of turkey with all the stuffing, which is my favourite!”
“Challenges are fun. It's no fun being repetitive.”
“I enjoy working in the Tamil industry very much.”
“I am open to all scripts and I am not very picky.”
“Vishal is a gentleman. I really enjoyed working with him on the sets. But he keeps pulling everybody's leg!”
“I don't believe in the concept of a niche or a space. I'm doing good films and I just want to keep getting better.”
“I look at my role and how important it is for the film. For instance, my role in 'Sarrainodu' was very much appreciated.”
“Part of being an actress is being glamorous. For me, it is fun.”
“I don't subscribe to the idea of a first and second heroine. I go by if a role is strong.”
“Generally, I look forward to doing different roles and I am game for challenges.”
“You learn and grow with every film.”
“I always liked performing. I learnt to sing, play the piano and dance. I was good at academics too but I was interested in extra-curricular activities. My parents encouraged me.”
“The first time I visited Chennai was in 2013, July, I think. I came here to meet the director of my first Tamil film, Pa Ranjith for 'Madras.' We did a test shoot and I left the same evening. I didn't get to explore the city much at that time.”
“Kadamban' is not a documentary, although it's set in a tribal backdrop. There's dancing and a whole lot of entertainment.”
“I did not make any specific statement in 'Madras' and did what the character demanded. 'Kanithan' was an entirely new concept that needed the glamour quotient.”
“If I don't enjoy the role I play, how will audience enjoy it?”
“I easily get bored when I have to play the same kind of roles.”